6.2 earthquake rattles NZ, claims of bullying by National

A 6.2 quake has shaken much of the central part of New Zealand. The epicentre was 25 kilometres southwest of Taumaranui at a depth of 207 kms. It was felt from South Canterbury to Hawkes Bay, even prompting temporary suspension of the sitting of Parliament. And the story of Karel Sroubek, the man granted permanent residency while serving a jail sentence for smuggling drugs, continues to develop.

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